Klickitat and White Salmon Rivers (Columbia Gorge) Fisheries and Watershed Science Conference

Columbia Gorge
Fisheries and Watershed Science Conference
April 17, 2018
9:00 AM – 4:30 PM

Presentations and abstracts can be accessed by clicking on the corresponding link, below (in Adobe .pdf format).

AGENDA

Bill Sharp, Yakama Nation Fisheries	Opening Comments
Davis Washines, Chairman, Yakama Nation General Council	Invocation
John Palmer, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency	EPA Columbia River Cold Water Refuges Project	Abstract
Rob Lothrop, Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission	Accumulating Sediments in the Hydrosystem Reservoirs: Finding Solutions	Abstract
Kevin Greenwood, Project Director, Port of Hood River, OR	Hood River-White Salmon Interstate Bridge: Greatest Navigational Hazard on the Columbia-Snake River Federal Hydrosystem	Abstract
Josh Epstein, Interfluve, Inc. and Bill Sharp, Yakama Nation Fisheries	Underwood Navigation Project: Using Dredge Sediments to Recreate Diverse Riparian Habitat, White Salmon River Delta, WA	Abstract
Margaret Neuman and Merritt Mitchell Wajeeh, Mid-Columbia Fisheries Enhancement Group	Yakima River Delta Enhancement Project: Rethinking Fish Passage and Stakeholder Engagement in the Yakima Delta	Abstract
Derrek Faber, Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife	Temperature Modelling of Fifteenmile Creek, OR	Abstract
Elaine Harvey, Yakama Nation Fisheries	Kah-miltpah Band of the Mid-Columbia River and Walaluuks Creek Name Chan ge	Abstract
John Washines, Yakama Nation Fisheries	WAYKÁANASHPUM - Salmon People	Abstract
Diane Hopster, US Forest Service	The Eagle Creek Fire – A Watershed Perspective	Abstract
David Lindley, Yakama Nation Fisheries	Building a Legacy: White Creek, WA Large Woody Debris Project	Abstract
Joe Lemanski, Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs	A (way) Before and After Inventory of Salmonid Habitat on the Dunstan Preserve, John Day Subbasin, OR	Abstract
Tom Elliott and David Blodgett III, Yakama Nation Wildlife	Beavers on the Landscape: Using Tribal Knowledge and Science to Restore Streams and Floodplains	Abstract
Ryan Gerstenberger, Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs	Applying Results of an Evaluation of Different Hatchery Rearing Environments to Improve the Smolt-To-Adult Survival of Spring Chinook in the Hood River, OR	Abstract
Donella Miller, Yakama Nation Fisheries and Blaine Parker, Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission	Yakama Nation's Sturgeon Hatchery, Restoration and Enhancement for lower-mid and mid-Columbia River Sturgeon Populations	Abstract
Andy Johnsen, Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs	Pacific Lamprey within Fifteenmile Creek and Hood River, OR: Updates on Distributions, Abundance, and Migrations	Abstract